Sleep apnea therapy
Colorful display with icon-based navigation system
Among the leading CPAP brands, features a comprehensive selection of wireless options, including Bluetooth, cellular and WiFi1
Confirms every morning that your device was working properly through the night, and provides maintenance alerts and reminders every 30 days
Comes with the DreamMapper app, which provides you with details about your progress
At Philips, we know that whatever you do, sleep apnea follows – and we understand that a sound, restful sleep is something you can’t do without. That’s why DreamStation Go PAP machine is an indispensable partner.
Trusted technology with the same high performance as your DreamStation home machine
Optional overnight battery for confidence even in locations with unreliable electricity
Easy to use intuitive color touch screen for quick, simple setup and navigation
Sleek design and a slim profile with micro-flexible tubing
There are several types of sleep therapy machines, but a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine is the most common. A CPAP machine is designed to send a constant flow of airway pressure to your throat to so that your airway stays open during sleep, effectively treating the spontaneous pauses in breath associated with sleep apnea.
Treating your sleep apnea will positively impact your life by increasing your energy, alertness, and overall happiness. Begin a healthier, happier life with sleep therapy.3
CPAP therapy is a noninvasive, highly effective treatment that gently blows air into your nose and/or mouth to prevent your airway from collapsing while you sleep.
By taking your therapy to heart and using your machine every night, you can see a dramatic improvement in daily life and your overall well-being.
Adjusting to therapy
Getting fully comfortable with your machine and mask can take a little time, but it will happen – and it’s worth it.
Life with therapy
You can get into a comfortable nighttime routine, and the change in how you feel when you’re awake can be significant.
There are several PAP therapy device options to treat your sleep apnea. Some patients can tolerate a steady, gentle flow of air during sleep, while others require variations in pressure. Talk to your doctor about your unique needs.
DreamStation is available in Auto CPAP, CPAP Pro, CPAP, DreamStation Go Travel CPAP, Auto BiPAP and BiPAP Pro versions.
CPAP machines
CPAP provides one level of pressure to your upper airway throughout the night.
BiPAP machines
BiPAP bi-level provides two levels of pressure throughout the night.
Auto-adjusting machines
Auto-adjusting provides a variable pressure throughout the night based on your needs and sleep stage.
Display settings
CPAP machines have different settings that allow your doctor to adjust air pressure. You should always be sure to use the setting your doctor specifies.
Tubing
Tubing passes air from the machine to the mask. It’s important to position the tube over or through your headboard so that you don’t pinch it.
Air filter
Filters ensure that you’re only breathing clean air. Some machines have one filter, while others include an ultra-fine filter.
A humidifier can connect directly to your machine to add moisture to the air you breathe.
Replacement schedule4
Air filter: every month
Tubing: every 3 months
DreamStation machine: every 5 years
With travel being restricted due the COVID-19 public health emergency, this travel information should be used to help with future travel plans when freedom to travel is permitted.*
Wherever you go, sleep apnea follows. To perform at your best — whether you’re on the job or out and about — it’s vitally important to maintain your therapy every night. At Philips, we know that sound, restful sleep is something you simply can’t do without. That’s why we’re providing this information to help you get the sleep you need, anywhere you go.
Stopping your sleep therapy while you’re traveling can lead to setbacks. Here’s how to travel with your sleep apnea equipment and continue with your adventures.
If you are questioned about your CPAP machine, it states that it is “medical equipment” and “suitable for airline use” on the bottom of every Philips machine. CPAP masks can sometimes unexpectedly break as they age. When travelling, it is a good idea to carry a spare mask.
If you’re heading outside of the United States, be sure to bring the proper power adapter or cord. Some countries use different electric currents and outlets. Using the wrong current without an adapter can damage your machine.
References
For informational purposes only, not to replace physician's directions
